Massive 10-14 Foot South Swell Hits Hawaiian Islands This Weekend Surfers Warned of High Surf Advisory and Potential Dangerous Conditions

Aloha wave riders! Get ready for some serious swell action across the Hawaiian islands this weekend. The south shores are lighting up with a powerful swell that's about to turn heads and test board skills.

We're looking at a high surf advisory for all south-facing beaches with wave heights climbing to an impressive 10-14 feet - that's serious big wave territory. The swell arrived earlier today and is expected to maintain advisory levels through Sunday night, potentially even pushing into warning conditions if the waves amp up.

For the east-facing shores, expect some choppy conditions tonight with trade winds keeping things interesting. A medium period east swell from Tropical Storm Henriette might roll in Sunday, adding some extra excitement to those breaks.

North shore surfers aren't getting skunked either - a small northwest swell is passing through, keeping the waves from going completely flat. Another tiny northwest pulse is expected to arrive by Monday.

Let's break it down by island: Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and Big Island are all experiencing similar conditions with south-facing shores seeing the most action. Winds are generally east at 5-15 mph, temperatures sitting comfortably in the mid-70s to mid-80s, and mostly sunny skies with occasional isolated showers.

Sunrise and sunset times are perfect for early morning or late afternoon sessions, with first light around 6 AM and evening light lingering until just after 7 PM.

Safety first, surf enthusiasts - rip currents are likely with these elevated surf conditions. Always check local beach conditions and surf near a lifeguard. Stay stoked and ride safe!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Aloha. Wave riders get ready for some serious swell action
across the Hawaiian Islands this weekend. The south shores are
lighting up with a powerful swell that's about to turn
heads and test board skills. He're looking at a high
surf advisory for all south facing beaches, with wave heights
climbing to an impressive ten to fourteen feet. That's serious

(00:20):
Big Wave Territory. The swell arrived earlier today and is
expected to maintain advisory levels through Sunday night, potentially even
pushing into warning conditions if the waves amp up. For
the east facing shores, expect some choppy conditions tonight, with
trade winds keeping things interesting. A medium period east swell
from Tropical Storm Henriette might roll in Sunday, adding some

(00:44):
extra excitement to those breaks. North Shore surfers aren't getting
scumped either. A small northwest swell is passing through, keeping
the waves from going completely flat. Another tiny northwest pulse
is expected to arrive by Monday. Let's break it down
by island. U y Oahu, Maui and Big Island are
all experiencing similar conditions, with south facing shores seeing the

(01:07):
most action. Winds are generally east of five fifteen miles
per hour, temperatures sitting comfortably in the mid seventies to
mid eighties, and mostly sunny skies with occasional isolated showers.
Sunrise and sunset times are perfect for early morning or
late afternoon sessions, with first light around six am and
evening light lingering until just after seven pm. Safety first

(01:30):
surf enthusiasts, rip currents are likely with these elevated surf conditions.
Always check local beach conditions and surf near a lifeguard.
Stay stoked and red safe.